San Francisco Shopping

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Every designer and chain store one could hope for can be found around the thriving Union Square area, with Market and Powell Streets a hotbed for spending activity. For a more intimate shopping experience, complete with one-off boutiques, head further out of the center of town to the quieter, sophisticated rows of the Marina neighborhood. Hunting for cheaper, more Bohemian digs? Chances are Haight-Ashbury will have what you seek.

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Amoeba Music
Amoeba is an independent music store that buys, sells, and trades a huge, constantly-changing, selection of artists. This place rocks, literally, with live in-store performances, too.
1855 Haight St.; San Francisco, CA; 415-831-1200; www.amoeba.com
Tags: family | music | novelty | specialty
Ferry Building Marketplace
Located within the historic Ferry Building at the foot of Market Street, visitors can find everything from artisan cheese shops and florists to fine cafes and restaurants.
One Ferry Bldg.; San Francisco, CA; 415-983-8000; www.ferrybuildingmarketplace.com
Tags: family | restaurants | produce | editor pick
Metreon
More than a just a mall, this 350,000 square-foot entertainment complex has great restaurants, familiar and unique stores, theatres, and the West Coast's largest IMAX theatre.
101 Fourth St.; San Francisco, CA; 415-369-6000; www.westfield.com/metreon
Tags: culinary | entertainment | cinema | mall
Union Square
Flagship locations for Macy’s, Levi’s and Williams-Sonoma are just the beginning. Cross the great square and find high-end boutiques mingling with discount shops on every side street.
San Francisco, CA; www.unionsquareshop.com
Tags: boutique | souvenirs | designer | clothing | department store
Union Street Shops
Located on Union Street between Gough and Steiner, this area feels like an old-fashioned shopping area but with a modern ritzy twist. Think up-and-coming designer boutiques and high-end chains like Bebe.
San Francisco, CA; www.unionstreet.com
Tags: boutique | expensive | designer
Ferry Plaza Farmer's Market
Hordes of locals flock to the Ferry Building every Tuesday (10am to 2 pm) and Saturday mornings (8 am to 2 pm) for the ever-popular, year-round market. Aside from farmers selling fresh breads, cheeses, meats, and produce, you’ll also find a healthy supply of artisans on hand to market their goods.
One Ferry Bldg.; San Francisco, CA; 415-291-3276; www.cuesa.org
Tags: family | market
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